Only asphalt shingle - I had 3 roofers show and never send an estimate....

Then some knucklehead comes along and offers over $50k for it and I'm back hitting the pavement.  

Asphalt driveway needs to be replaced.

However, it is a combination roof on a house that had an addition - the original roof is metal shingled, the addition is asphalt shingles.

Pound the pavement and get in with a go RE firm.The high prices in your areas also equal bigger commissions.

I had heard the trucks go by several times but didn't think it would be dry pavement.

My general contractor is quoting me:$32,000 to prep, paint exterior of the home$19,000 to replace asphalt roof$23,000 to prep, paint the interior$19,000 wooden floor refinishing (polishing, filling in any cracks)The home is 90 years old and is 2,800 square feet.

So a SFR on a large lot without a lot of pavement is what you need.

Otherwise paint a stripe on the pavement,  and any portion of anything parked over the line gets towed. 

Primarily, the driveway is longer so there is more upkeep cost in landscaping along the easement (leaf removal, vegetation, etc), more cost in removing snow, more cost in maintain the gravel and/or asphalt, and any other assorted costs.